Lily's Lil Video Shop!

so, requiring the player to get a bunch of perfects in a row and replay the game a bunch means I never got to see where the game was going. I also learned after doing a perfect, you can't hit the wait button to end the day or it messes it up, so I didn't really feel like doing the game over a 3rd time with nothing different.

completely normal!

Clearly inspired by Lacey games, but they still made their own original thing. Absolutely phenomenal and discomforting to play in one sitting, cannot be recommended more to anyone who's a fan of Lacey. Though it should be noted that in order to enjoy the experience all the way through, you NEED to use a guide, otherwise you'll be bashing your head into the same days over and over again trying to figure out what you need, because does not diegetically tell you what order you need to do things.

felt like a old flash game and an alalogue horror video put together. it was very charming and spooky, i had a great time playing it.

After playing through this game, I've really enjoyed the scares and the stories that it shows. While there are issues with getting the true ending and it can be repetitive at times, I've fully enjoyed the game for what it is.

It's a pretty good cozy (at first) horror game. It's really cute and atmospheric, but gradually gets more and more disturbing. Gave me a few genuine jolts! I also really like the art both cute and scary parts are on point. However some mechanics make it very easy to bork your run and have to play from the start. I'll try not to spoil anything plot-wise but proceed with caution. Game is divided into two parts: the first week, and New Game+. To unlock NG+ you need to complete all video store days perfectly (3/3 tasks, 1/1 good deed) which is easy enough, but on the last normal day there is a moment where if you do the tasks in the wrong order you won't be able to complete them and fail, which is mildly annoying. Once you get to NG+ you won't have to repeat the first part (unless you want 100% achievements) but the NG+ itself will restart if you don't get all the items. Each time you get the opportunity to grab an item, you only get a few seconds, though. Theoretically at that point you should already know where they are, but I had a brain fart and missed the second one and had to loop around. So basically if you want the true ending you need to be on your toes and pay cl…